Sentence examples similar to endeavour to replace from inspiring English sources

It is thought that the Ambrosian chant was established and differed stylistically from Gregorian chant in the era of Charlemagne (d. 814), who unsuccessfully endeavoured to replace the Ambrosian with the Gregorian liturgy.

Fat activism – which started in the 1960s as a call for equal rights and less discrimination – has endeavoured to replace societal shame with pride.

The most palpable result of the accident was a grounding of the remaining three shuttles Discovery, Atlantis, and Endeavour (the last built to replace Challenger)—until NASA and its contractors could develop means to prevent similar accidents, which perhaps would include kits for repairs in orbit.

The most palpable result of the accident was a grounding of the remaining three shuttles Discovery, Atlantis, and Endeavour (the last built to replace Challenger)—until NASA and its contractors could develop means to prevent similar accidents, which included kits for repairs in orbit.

Even our supposed irresponsibility belies a situation in which Xers are working harder with fewer perks, while endeavouring not to over-burden the planet and find new social structures to replace the ones that Boomers have cast aside.

After all, closing bad schools only to replace them with equally bad ones is an expensive and futile endeavour.

To replace Michael Steele?

Panthers to replace banner.

Biological organisms have very powerful protection systems that prevent, repair and remove DNA damage, replace damaged cells and tissues, cure infections and endeavour to restore health.

Mr Hussein will endeavour to prevent one.

We endeavour to "fail forwards".